Screen at memorial during "Will you be there"

[ni-co-le]

thanks for seeing the cat  :lol:  :lol:  i feel so much better today  :lol:  :lol:

[Sarahli]

I just noticed something, and although I know it might have no importance at all, I thought I´d share.

On this pic from the memorial, I noticed the background:



And this is what a star looks like when its born:





I thought it was interesting.

(although stars look similar when they "die", this fitted better).

This is beautiful ! I changed my avatar with a picture representing birth of stars I found these kind of pictures so deep and also because my real name means cluster of stars. Thank you for sharing.

[2good2btrue]

Astronomers have found unexpected rings and arcs of ultraviolet light around a selection of galaxies, four of which are shown here as viewed by NASA's and the European Space Agency's Hubble Space Telescope. Image credit: NASA/ESA /JPL-Caltech/STScI/UCLA
Title this 'Zombie Galaxies' or 'Night of the Living Galaxies.' Astronomers have found mysterious, giant loops of ultraviolet light around old, massive galaxies, which were presumed to be "dead," and these galaxies seem to have come back to life. Somehow these "over-the-hill galaxies" have been infused with fresh gas to form new stars that power these truly gargantuan rings, some of which could encircle several Milky Way galaxies.Click to continue…

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[GirlInTheMirror]

Astronomers have found unexpected rings and arcs of ultraviolet light around a selection of galaxies, four of which are shown here as viewed by NASA's and the European Space Agency's Hubble Space Telescope. Image credit: NASA/ESA /JPL-Caltech/STScI/UCLA
Title this 'Zombie Galaxies' or 'Night of the Living Galaxies.' Astronomers have found mysterious, giant loops of ultraviolet light around old, massive galaxies, which were presumed to be "dead," and these galaxies seem to have come back to life. Somehow these "over-the-hill galaxies" have been infused with fresh gas to form new stars that power these truly gargantuan rings, some of which could encircle several Milky Way galaxies.Click to continue…

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This sounds interesting... Especially that the galaxies seemed to have come back to life.